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Foundry completion - Deburring. Finishing

Author: Jean‐Marie BRIARD

Publication date: September 10, 2003

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4. Packaging and shipping

4.1 Packaging types

Finished parts are packaged before dispatch. Depending on the customer's requirements, the parts may be arranged in a particular order, or simply placed in bulk.

Three types of packaging can be distinguished.

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4.1.1 Lost packaging

For foundry parts, the most common packaging is a standard wooden pallet, or simply a few cleats. For lighter or less voluminous parts, cardboard boxes of various types are also used.

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